Very interesting old merchant house. Short talk on house on arrival, with our Old town ticket, in decent English. Doesnt take long to look around though. More

We really enjoyed the blinds and furniture adorned with mother-of-pearl, and the house was a nice example of the famed Hoi An architecture. Expect nothing more than a nice cup of tea and to shoo away the mild efforts at salesmanship and you'll have a nice short visit. More

The house is a smaller souvenir shop and one of the girls who wored ther tried to sell a ver over priced souvenir coin to us and when we told her the price was to high she got very rude. Very disappointing! More

A sign says it is free. I thought that sounded ok so I went in. When I indicated that I was leaving there was a demand for money ( a donation I think was what was suggested). I found that annoying. The house was only of moderate interest to me, but everyone has different interests, so go there and see... More

Wonderful that family still lives in house. While there the lady of the house was doing something at a desk while tourists took photos and had tea. Beautiful More

(Real stay Mar 2010, TA doesn't allow earlier than the specified date) More

Old house but they where restoring while I was there. They did give a good explanation and they showed you how high the water was coming after the floods of the river the past year. More

there was a mini-tour and then got the chance to buy souvenirs and look around, but you could only go downstairs. there are plenty of other places in hoi an demonstrating similar architecture that you can look around for free without being swarmed by hawkers More

My two friends and I entered the house and immediately were served tea and given a one-minute explanation of the house's architecture. After that, a huge tour group came in and we were quickly swept aside and encouraged to buy necklaces. When we politely declined, our 'guide' walked away, and that was basically it. We read that the house has... More